30/01/2023
Classes Wednesday evenings and of course you are all welcome.
the usual time - 6pm
the venue - the Seniors Hall - the Meeting Place (Nguluway Ngurang )
classes ARE free
If you would like to invite a friend, feel very welcome.
The Year of the Rabbit began January 22.
Rabbits are seen as peacemakers who work discreetly and skilfully to negotiate and broker compromise whenever possible. They are the ones who turn enemies into friends. A quintessentially chillaxed creature, their natural way is to be quiet, tender and tame. This is not to say that rabbits aren’t social creatures; like the White Rabbit of Alice in Wonderland, they love a bit of tea with friends. And Rabbits can be productive. Once you get a rabbit on the move, it can act swiftly and get a lot done! This is particularly true for this year's more determined Metal Rabbit. Getting a Rabbit going, however, is the trick. Left to their own devices, Rabbits can just drift along indecisively, getting lost in the sweet lettuce beds of life.
Here are a few tips on making the most out of this Rabbit-inspired year:
Enjoy lying low in your lettuce bed while remembering to also have your tea parties and accomplish things in your own gentle, Rabbit ways.
Relax around holding strong views and opinions. This is both a core teaching of the Buddha as well as a Han Dynasty-era Daoist precept. Seems very appropriately Rabbit!
Create points of connection rather than separation. This means finding common ground with people — especially those that cause your foot to thump! Talk about carrots, digging holes, or dodging foxes, things that most Rabbits can relate to.
